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Marine Adventures, Bear Viewing & Native Cultural Program
Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Vancouver
The tour encompasses the magnificent mountain sceneries of British Columbia and Alberta - from Whistler to Banff, Jasper and Lake Louise. We travel from the world-class ski destination Whistler through BC’s scenic Coastal Mountains, wewill visit a working cattle ranch in the southern Chilcotin area and continue our journey to Mt. Robson Park. From here we explore for several days the highlights of the Rocky Mountain area: the Icefield Parkway, Columbia Icefield, Maligne Lake, Peyto Lake and Yoho National Park. Continue into the Okanagan Valley with its fruit orchard and wineries. A max of 7 clients guarantees a first class travel experience. We overnight in first-class hotels and mountain lodges in scenic locations. Individual Arrival in Vancouver. Limousine Transfer to your hotel in downtown Vancouver. In the afternoon the tour guide will meet the group in the lobby for a introduction and welcome. Afterwards we leave for an extensive city sightseeing tour including Stanley Park, Gastown, Granville Island, Robson Street and Canada Place. In the evening enjoy a stroll at the beach or a dinner with the group.

Day 2: Vancouver - Sea to Sky Highway - Whistler
We leave Vancouver and take the Sea-to-Sky Highway to Whistler. The route takes us along the fjords of the Howe Sound with magnificent views of the islands and mountains. On our way we stop at the famous Shannon Falls and at “Stawamus Chief” the worlds second largest granite. The resort Whistler surprises with unlimited activities including golf, hiking and mountain biking. In the afternoon we take he gondola to the top of Mt. Whistler with a scenic view of the surrounding area.

Day 3: Whistler - Tyax Lodge
From Whistler we drive north through the coast mountains and reach Tyax Lodge after a 2-Hour drive on gravel road. Nestled in the coast mountains the deluxe resort is situated at Tyaughton Lake, surrounded by snow-covered mountain peaks and ever-blooming meadows.

Day 4: Tyax Lodge
In the comfort of the lodge we have many outdoor activities to choose from. We can try our luck gold panning, go horseback riding or mountain biking. Hike to one of the crystal clear mountain lakes, fish or fly with a floatplane over Bridge River Glacier. After an eventful day enjoy the sauna or outdoor hot tub.

Day 5: Tyax - Kamloops - Blue River / Wells Gray Park
We leave the coast mountains and drive through the semi-desert area of the interior along the Fraser canyon and towards the Wells Gray Provincial Park, one of the largest Parks in British Columbia with over 540.000 hectare. The park is an Eldorado for the outdoor enthusiast with blooming alpine meadows, volcanoes, hot springs and the famous Dawson and 142 m Helmcken Falls. We overnight in an exclusive lodge in Blue River.

Day 6: Blue River - Mt. Robson - Jasper National Park

Our route leads us today through the picturesque Thompson River Valley towards the Rocky Mountains. Right after crossing the park boundary to Mt. Robson Provincial Park, the tallest peak of the Canadian Rocky Mountains - Mt. Robson towers in front of us. The Yellowhead Highway leads us deeper into the mountains and at the provincial border to Alberta we have entered Jasper National Park.

Day 7: Jasper National Park

In Jasper we have the great opportunity to hike along fascinating Maligne Canyon. At Maligne Lake we enjoy a scenic cruise to famous Spirit Island. In the afternoon we have time to attend a hiking tour on Whistlers Mountain, go rafting or stroll through the town of Jasper.

Day 8: Jasper - Icefield Parkway - Lake Louise - Banff
The spectacular Icefield Parkway takes us today to famous Banff National Park. Enroute we stop at the Athabasca und Sunwapta Falls, take the Snocoach tour to the Columbia Icefield and visit enchanted Chateau Lake Louise at Moraine Lake.

Day 9: Banff National Park
In the morning we explore the town of Banff and hike along Johnston Canyon where nature and the alpine scenery glow in their most beautiful way. In the afternoon we have time to take the gondola on top of Sulphur Mountain or enjoy a relaxing bath in the Banff Hot Springs.

Day 10: Banff – Yoho National Park - Shuswap Lakes

Along the Trans-Canada Highway we continue through Yoho National Park and stop at enchanted Emerald Lake. After passing infamous Kicking Horse Pass and Roger's Pass in Glacier National Park we visit Revelstoke, nestled between the spectacular Selkirk and Monashee Mountains. We overnight at a beautiful lodge of the “First National People” on shore of the Shuswap Lake.

Day 11: Shuswap Lakes - Kelowna

Today we travel through the Thompson Okangan Valley a region of spectacular beauty, agricultural abundance, historic richness and recreational opportunity. From lakeside to mountain peaks the entire Thompson Okanagan is a year-round paradise for nature lovers, adventurers, and recreationalists. We visit some of the reknown vineries, stop at fruit stands and shop for delicious local products.

Day 12: Kelowna - Penticton 
Along the Okanagan Lake our route takes us into the southern area of the Okangan Valley towards Penticton. Depending on the season we experience fruit trees in full bloom or loaded with fruits, wine festivals, a rodeo or some of the many farmer markets. We have the opportunity to play a round of golf, go swimming, biking or attend a light hiking tour to Okanagan Mountain Park or Myra Canyon. We stay overnight in a deluxe resort, located at the Okanagan Lake featuring a casino, bar and a gourmet restaurant.

Day 13: Penticton - Manning Park 
We leave the Okanagan Valley and overnight in a beautiful lodge at Manning Provincial Park. The park features rain forests on its west side and grassland slopes on its east side. Between the two extremes lies a land of wild rivers, crystal lakes, towering peaks, and alpine meadows that is brimming with recreational opportunities. During a guided hike tour we enjoy the views of magnificent displays of subalpine flowers, stands of western cedar and snow-covered mountain peaks. The park is also home to the hoary marmot and black bears.

Day 14: Manning Park - Vancouver
On our final route we pass the little town of Hope, nestled in deep wilderness at the base of the Cascade Mountains on a wide sweeping curve of the mighty Fraser River. We reach of final destination Vancouver. In the afternoon you have the opportunity to visit some more sights and stroll around town.

Day 15: Vancouver
Hotel Check out and limousine transfer to the airport.

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